Husker Defeat Miami to Open Big Eight Schedule
Nebraska survives Miami Florida 17 to 9 as coach Tom Osborne hails it as the start of a real dog fight in the Big Eight. He notes Miami’s defense and a few miscues but praises Nebraska’s grit and fitness in high heat ahead of Colorado and Buffalo trips.
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Eldridge Mitchell
Ferragamo
Chuck Malito
al Eveland
Iveland
Dave Shamblin
Eveland
CHS Discoverers Finish Fifth at Apollo Conference Meet
Millard Columbus High placed fifth in the Apollo cross country team standings at Walnut Grove Park. Terry Anderson led CHS with fourth in 13:47 in the 2.5 mile varsity race, while Ron Stachura finished ninth. Junior Ken Stavas and others struggled, and coach Callan praised the top two’s effort and noted medal potential at Grand Island.
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Ron Stachura
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Ken Stavas
Dave Morse
Dana Wardinger
Doug Brunkhorst
Veik Places Sixth at Wayne Invite
Wayne State hosts the Wayne Invite where John Veik led Platte College with a sixth place finish in 26 40. Platte teammates include Bob Beck 28 10 Kent Adamson 29 13 and Lee Hanson 30 34. Doug Prewett of Doane College finished seventh as Platte looks to a Concordia meet.
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Concordia
College Football Scores from Saturday Across Regions
The Columbus Telegram lists numerous college and prep football results from Saturday, detailing scores for teams such as Colorado College, Hastings, Chadron, Dakota Wesleyan, Dana, Kearney State, Emporia State, Morningside, Doane, and Tennesee Tech among others, with several upsets and close games. Also includes rounds featuring many national programs like Army, Stanford, Boston College, Navy, Harvard, and Georgia, plus numerous regional high school outcomes and minor league listings.
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Georgia shuts out Alabama as UCLA and Ohio State tie
Georgia blanks Alabama 14 to 0 as its defense dominates the wishbone attack and sacks Jeff Rutledge six times. UCLA and Ohio State settle for a 10 10 tie after a cautious final minute. Michigan rolls Wake Forest 32 0 behind Rob Lytle and a host of top 10 results ripple through theweekend slate.
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Rob Lytle
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Raiderettes Sweep York in Volleyball Victory
York College falls 15 11 15 5 16 14 as Platte College of Columbus dominates. Julie Reichmuth posts .871 passing and .944 setting, JoAnn German hits .624, Susie Francis serves at .555. Coach Marge Burkett praises teamwork and reserves. Next, Raiderettes travel to McCook for a triangle with McCook and Sterling.
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Vikings win Stanton dual in cross country meet
Lakeview Vikings dominate Stanton harriers 18 to 20 in a tight dual meet. Fred Kuhr led with 14 24, followed by Dave Goedeken 14 29 and Duane Otte 14 38 as the scoring pack and other Lakeview runners posted times through 20 37. The teams set up a rematch next Wednesday in the West Husker conference meet.
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Grogan stars as Pats rout Raiders 48-17
Patriots quarterback Steve Grogan led New England to a 48-17 upset over Oakland in Foxboro, throwing three TD passes and rushing for two more. Grogan credited his offensive line as key to the win, with Darryl Stingley and Marlin Briscoe catching TDs and the team rolling to a 3-0 record.
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Archer wins Sahara Invitational after comeback
George Archer, 37, overcame a long injury layoff to win the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas. He shot 69 for a 271 total, earning $27,000 as he beat Don January and defending champion Dave Hill by two strokes. Archer had contemplated retirement but chose to play on.
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